Suffolk's Most Captivating Destinations

Southwold
A famous and treasured gem in Suffolk, one of the last un‑touched, quintessentially British seaside towns left in the UK. With the famous, picturesque beach‑hut lined promenade, charming boutique shops and much more, don’t miss this unique Suffolk experience.

Ipswich Waterfront

Dunwich Beach & Heath

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Framlingham
Fondly known by many as Fram, the infamous #CastleontheHill can be found here. A stunning C12th fortress, where you can walk around its grounds for free and absorb the history. Wander around the beautiful town’s streets and explore the magnificent church, then pop by local secret, Fram Station pub. Framlingham market days are a must visit for genuine good life vibes or visit during the Gala Fest or Horse show, both part of the town for over 100 years, for that authentic village life.

Woodbridge
A larger sprawling heritage Suffolk town but at the centre, a community, village vibe! Perfect for a day’s wandering with a stunning old cinema, tide mill (dating from 1170) and long walks right beside the river Deben. Known as an arts and foodie hub, there are plenty of impressive independent shops, cafés, restaurant and pubs!

Thorpeness
The eccentric creation of the Ogilvie’s In 1910, designed to be a fantasy holiday village. With a Peter Pan inspired man‑made boating lake (with secret islands to moor at), a stunning well regarded golf course, Thorpeness Golf Course , beautiful mock Georgian buildings and ‘house‑in‑the‑clouds’!

Aldeburgh
With both beach and town, this winning combination is what makes Aldeburgh one of the trendiest places on the Suffolk coast. The thriving arts scene and foodie mecca offers something for everyone. Stunning colourful historic buildings host everything from award winning restaurants, boutique shops and cafes to traditional ice‑cream parlours, antique shops and galleries.

Lavenham
This wonderful wool town is voted one of the prettiest villages in the UK! In the heart of the Suffolk countryside, reached by gorgeous winding country roads, the famous Lavenham Church is the first glimpse of the stunning haven. Don’t miss some of the famous and historic sites and beautiful shops and restaurants.

The Saints, Ipswich
When visiting Ipswich the area that best portrays its history as one of England's oldest towns is The Saints, two streets, St Peter’s & St Nichols. With stunning buildings housing independent shops and cafes, this is an ideal place to wander. Continuing along these streets, out of town, will lead you to the next must visit stop in Ipswich, the waterfront. A picture perfect marina with history and culture at its heart. Filled with restaurants, café and of course boats of all sorts! Stop here for a meal or drink to while away an afternoon or watch the sunset. Ipswich also has several beautiful parks, visit #oaguides for a guide to Suffolk parks worthy of a visit.

Bungay
A beautiful market town with a rich history, off the tourist trail, it’s like stepping back in time to a slower, gentler pace of life. The regular market, independent and unique shops are surrounded by beautiful countryside

Walberswick
Recently voted the UK’s poshest village, don’t let this fool you! Hidden away from the main tourist traps, this charming small local style village is in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and right on the coast, so you can soak up both the Suffolk village vibes and beautiful beach! Don’t miss the famous Black Dog Deli in Walberswick or the chance to say you’ve been crabbing in Walberswick.